Das anodische Verhalten von Acetationen in nichtwäßriger Lösung an einer rotierenden Platinscheibenelektrode

Acetate ions are irreversibly oxidized in nonaqueous solutions. The electron transfer reaction is believed to be the rate determining step. Increasing addition of acetic acid which itself is not oxidized shifts the half wave potential towards more positive values. This change is interpreted in terms of the formation of a 1:1 complex between acetate ions and acetic acid. This shift allows to obtain a polarographic wave forDMF in acetic acid-acetate system although the acetate ions on their part give a polarographic wave inDMF.     

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Suche nach Strahlungsprozessen zweiter Ordnung beim Zerfall von Ag109m

The decay of an excited state by the emission of twoγ-quanta (γ γ-transitions) or two conversion electrons (e e-transitions) or oneγ-quantum and one conversion electron (γ e-transitions) is expected as a second order radiation process. The decay of Ag^109m was examined for such events using a special arrangement of two NaJ-scintillation counters in coincidence. The energies of coincident quanta were displayed on the two axes of an “X-Y”-Oscilloscope respectively. For the ratio ofγ γ-transitions to one-quantum transitions an upper limit of\(\frac{{W_{\gamma \gamma } }}{{W_\gamma }} \leqq 1,9 \cdot 10^{ - 5} \) was obtained. Furthermore theγ-spectrum in coincidence withK X-rays was studied. From these measurementse e- andγ e-transition rates can be calculated for the case ofK shell conversion. The results obtained are:

$$\frac{{W_{^e K^e K} }}{{W_\gamma }} = \left( {8,1_{ - 1,7}^{ + 0,6} } \right) \cdot 10^{ - 3} and\frac{{W_{\gamma ^e K} }}{{W_\gamma }}< 1,5 \cdot 10^{ - 3} .$$     

Rhenium in Spuren

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Den Einflu? des pH-Wertes von Metallsalzl?sungen bei der F?llungschromatographie

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